St. Louis files lawsuit against state over sheriff appointment
The City of St. Louis filed a lawsuit Friday morning against the State of Missouri in regards to who appoints a sheriff in the city.
Two Florida men charged in Glen Carbon credit card scanning case
Police say two Florida men used a scanning device to access credit card data in Glen Carbon
4theVille offers a docent training program to better share St. Louis’ rich Black history
A community organization that preserves the Ville neighborhood’s legacy is bringing a storytelling docent training program to the community to help people learn and share St. Louis’ Black history. 4theVille’s docent training program will expand its offerings from five to seven tours across the city, with two new...
Hazelwood man convicted of Gravois Park home burglary
Jurors convicted a Hazelwood man of breaking into an occupied home in the Gravois Park neighborhood.
Francis Howell to hand over records on $230,000 superintendent exit after subpoena
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - The public could soon learn why Francis Howell’s former superintendent was paid nearly $230,000 to leave the district before he fully started the job. The Francis Howell School District says it will turn over records by the end of this week to...
Man sentenced after robbing same store at knife point twice in less than a...
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A man has been sentenced to 15 years after robbing the same South City store twice in less than a month at knifepoint. Jahlil C. Finne, 23, pleaded guilty to two counts of first-degree robbery and two counts of armed criminal action. He...
‘He took my husband’s ashes’: St. Louis moving company accused of vanishing with customers’...
ST. LOUIS — The owner of a St. Louis moving company accused of stealing from customers is behind bars, but on a separate criminal case. Treflin Duncan, the registered owner of Super Cheap Movers, according to the Missouri Secretary of State's Office, is currently in jail on charges out of St. Louis County.
Saxophonist Kenny G advises St. Louis students to ‘put the time in’ during high...
Grammy Award-winning American saxophonist Kenny G visited Christian Brothers College High School in Town and Country on Wednesday, just ahead of a scheduled show in Chesterfield. The longtime musician, whose last name is Gorelick, spent nearly an hour with a few dozen band students at the school, sharing advice on...
These St. Louis kids can draw better than you. Here’s the winning Hanukkah art...
More than 70 young artists, from kindergarten through Grade 5, participated in the Jewish Light’s Hanukkah Art Contest, creating original Hanukkah-themed masterpieces on 8½ x 11-inch paper. With so many outstanding entries, the judges faced the challenging task of narrowing each grade category to the top three. Each...
Fire partially collapses commercial building in south St. Louis
Crews responded to an overnight fire in south St. Louis that partially collapsed a commercial building, with no injuries reported and an investigation ongoing.
